This would be unfair if they didn't springboard into: > The current social bandwagon can be summarized as: “Work is bad. Hard work is toxic. Perseverance is no

This would be unfair if they didn't springboard into: > The current social bandwagon can be summarized as: “Work is bad. Hard work is toxic. Perseverance is not healthy”. HN is just reflecting r/antiwork ethics. Complete and utter social non-sense. People have just stopped thinking for themselves. This is generally not even-keeled behavior. "Everything in moderation" dates back to 6 BC. This was clearly an reinterpretation of that basic idea. No reason to hop into a tirade into the death of hard work or something.